Allowing the timeless wisdom of philosophy to work within us, says William Wray, can transform our understanding of our lives and ourselves. And here, Wray offers clear, cogent strategies to assist in that transformation. Based on a series of simple questions and answers, Philosophy Works presents commentaries on 120 "creative keys" designed to unlock readers' creative energy and provide them with access to their innate wisdom. The topics include achieving personal freedom, being alive to beauty, discovering oneself, moving past self-imposed limits, and developing lasting relationships. Every chapter explores a different way of harnessing philosophy to live a better life.
The title might seem a bit misleading, the focus is not on philosophical discussion but on living with wisdom. The main teaching throughout the book is self-remembrance, returning to the calm state within yourself from where situations can be assessed and answers can be found. Much of the first part of the book is Hindu philosophy dished in a Western plate.